TIMBER
SALE
X
6590.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5594.
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TIMBER
SALE
X
5505.
Tti
ur
ttoi
djr
r
iwiuir.
Hi
ruirrlM
of
Urvnr
X
1141.
I
Ilrmkrk
Tie.
n
in
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Hi.
Ilaotr
S.
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Uml
TIMBER
SALE
X
5643.
H"
Trnit''
will
U
iwOeil
bv
Ihe
rjrICr
not
Uler
lhn
ivn
on
Mm
ur
or
,nvniiirr.
itfi.
rr
n
M-
or
l.lrrm-
X
!.
mr
Vllr
M
mil
of
Itislrrlrk
IUimI.
cn.
i.
ut
,Ao
rti.m.
of
tpryrr,
Hlm.
k
amr
tVttar
sitting.
i
tears
will
hr
alkmrtl
for
r
l
'
limbr
rlltr
ni.ll..MliM
At
flu.
rir
rnr.
V
'Inn,
nr
llw
IHOCIrl
rr0r,
llihrv
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SALE
X
5565.
lM
Triblrr
Mill
Im
reclKsl
by
tlm
nr
UikU,
at
Vlftorli.
not
laier
fixiiin
tm
ih
k"
ttih
rty
or
Ofinisr.
.ill'
narllnilaM
at
tlw
Chlf
Forfa
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Owr
it
iMorla.
ii.
c
.
or
nmrirt
ForMf
r.
wiiiinri.
n
r
I
TIMBER
SALE
X4701.
Ki-it
Trmlrra
will
lm
rerflsl
by
Uie
'f
of
l.aml.'
at
Vlrturla.
not
Nier
ikhsi
on
iiu
titli
lar
or
Octolirr,
mtr
tin-
rurrliax
or
Urenr
X
47(l.
I
in.
mio
trrt
of
Snnire.
tdar.
limn.
Kim
HtKam,
im
mi
arM
Miuaim
oil
flrtl
l.l.'
nr
rilt
lalaiKl,
luni'
4,
ll.aml
IHOrlrt
p
tears
will
k
allnwnl
for
r-nf
Umlirr
H'-r
iiaMlrillara
of
Die
Chirr
Forav
llriorla.
It.C
.
or
iti
Iiltlrlrl
Krr.
Iriiirr
niinrrt.
II.
C.
pIMBER
SALE
X5590.
leil
Trnilrrs
will
lie
rrrrlvrd
by
Hi
Irr
or
l.ainK
at
Vlrturla,
itl
lirr
P"
on
lb
tin!
Ur
tit
rViitrrmbrr,
fur
Uh
iMirrliaw
of
Lirrnre
aalu,
i.
an.TVu
aark
ii'inr
ami
siTiire
iih,
area
lluatetl
near
SlH-raloil.
nanvr
l.ainl
ni.irlT
ii
llmlirr
Kr
will
lm
allowrit
fr
rr-of
pstrr
iiarnrioar
or
nir
i.nin
imr"
iri'iria.
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.
r
.tlw
Dlalrirt
torra-tjm-r
Jiuprrt,
B.C.
8ALE
X5501.
EriMBER
I
Teinlr
will
lr
rrrrlvrd
by
tlw
of
LiiiiU.
at
Vlrliitla.
not
lilrr
pin
on
iim
i
sin
iiav
or
Mivcinir,
lur
in
vurrliaae
of
Mrrnrr
J.
U
t
l
I
.OS
l.doo
rrrt
of
llrmkirk
au
!
ami
JB,
ton
llnral
rrrt
or
crtinr
Hn
IjI4
1.171
ami
U78.
Ilaiirr
5,
Einn
1
Diorirl,
yrara
will
lw
allownl
for
r
t
llmlwr.
pr
.arlrnlars
of
tlw
f.hlrf
ForM
Hai
B.n..
or
Diurirt
ForrMrr,
auptri,
u.c.
motive
eaiiiiol
he
impugned,
iwlin.e
eoueluion
cannot
hu
lightly
el
aside.
The
originator
of
Ihe.e
inteii-iling
ami
momentous
i'VM'rliiieni
j
none
other
than
AreuhNliop
II.
I'.
ImVernel
of
Ihe
ilitMi-.f
of
(liloiiia.
a
jelerir
of
the
Church
of
England
in
Ijiuaila.
II
ha
remained
for
thl
man,
who
pnil
much
of
hi
time
In
the
remoter
tirU
of
Canada
lo
iluuiiitrale
hy
observation
amf
evpi-riiiieiil
thai
telepathy
i
not
onlypoild
ami
irohulte
hut
an
ieliililn-i
fart,
lie
ha
lohl
Ihe
world
how
it
n
done
ami
many
inlready
have
proveil
the
(ruth
of
hi
lnlemnt.
lie
i
ahle
lo
prove,
to
show
hy
'experiment
any
day
lo
any
r-.iiii
that
he
ran
communicate
.through
the
nodium
of
another
mind.
Hint
thai
I
hey
can
ilo
the
Kfliiif
if
they
only
fulfil
the
eon-
ililJou.
My
means
of
n
very
jolmple
lillle
rerun
line
intro-
(OH'lll,
Ihe
(IhevTelll
w
U
1
1
1
1
1
1
II
I.
lie
:ha
snL
meolul
IUssaites
(distance
mi
far
proved
has
Three
(ii
jrira
will
be
alloweii
ror
re-
nsiiral
of
timber.
...
.
.
.
I'urtlier
liarurniar
oi
mr
uinri
imi-
lr.
Vlrl'irla,
n.l...
or
liinri
ruirsirr,
rim-
Hiiti.
px.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5464.
There
will
b
offrrnl
rr
Sale
at
fubllc
Aurtloii.
at
imh
on
llir
tin!
day
or
brr.
!.
l
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o'MIT
'
Z'"
"V,
'
l"urlrr,
ui'irt
ihww,
i
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wi-...
x
am.
i.i
rut
Jarkplw
;"
Jark
plnr
Tlra.
on
s
T(i
rut
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a'.IJa.n.l
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8.T.I..
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lrlTV.r.
i
J
yrara
l
t
Hlowe.1
fur
rr-
luoral
of
lunl'ic-
,.
.
,
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Forr.
...nXV
"
or
IHOnc,
ForrMrr.
I'rlnre
Itiiifrt.
B.C..
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SALE
X5271.
TlH-re
will
hi-
offrrnl
tot
Salr
at
:.n,V'"
.I'
s
m.ilirr
Uie
Ll.iwe
X7I.
nnral
rrrt
of
C.slar
folra
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tint
'.Tit
rra
a.ljolnliiir
U't
137.
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l"'
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f"r
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'na'rnrular.
of
llw
Chlrf
for,
VUMt
Huperl,
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fuel
of
lliouplii
transference.
he
ilone
and.
thai
the
power
to
do
so
is
constant.
While
the
greatest
success
has
Immmi
altaiiieil
when
mesaes
have
I,mmi
sent
tMdween
t
tint
Xrehhisliiip
and
his
daughter,
thai
only
hecaue
their
miioN
,arw
attuned
to
each
other
and
they
have,
practised
concentration
nml
weplivity.
There
is
no
peculiar
power
which
either
pos-
L
,'i-
-iremlrr-
wtn
I
roi
br
i'thnMih
the
niiiuU
of
others
and
eses
that
others
do
not
posess
.
,
iV
i"t
i,
rf
s""ili?.lothers
have
done
(lie
same
except
thai
lhy
are
both
inlel-
:'
i
'
fcrw'VIlir
rJtl,,r,M,l,
l,im-
An
W""
mayjleclual
an.l
llial
they
nave
neon
.11
itf
w.nh
.iii!
r;end
n
mesi.aBe
throiigli
aiiyjiulney
interested
in
proviiur
Jke,riu?iiii'1iimi7Jr.'',h
nrovi.le,l
Ili.tr
miml-
arejllic
eorreclneHs
of
the
theory
tina-r
r
.
iutliiiied
to
esieli
other
uml
that
wliich
the
Archhihop
had
for
iJZ'VTStZriF'r&SStbw
the
proKr
rou9e,rallon,m..h..e,t.
.
.
Hf
H'
m
ion
Hie
pari
of
holt
nder
and
re-
Hie
rCilushoj.
has
always
reiver.
a
luoeui
tii
pyenoioiry.
ne
Send'lnn
a
Mmnoe
Many
Mllea
wa
lnlerese,
in
it
when
an
uu-
rui'r'oim
"S
Di-lnitre
is
no
harrier.
It
is
derKraduale
at
King
s
College.
...ini
im.
t-t
iti-
easier
lo
semi
a
mental
meape
Wtndor.
Nova
Seolia.
He
I.t-
ifti.
x
iir
ts.
...
..
..........
...
,,.
Iiiretl
on
a
kindred
siiIijih-I
when
nn
t.
.i
w-"
"
"
-
,
,
......
,.;
.,
Hi
ml.
Ml,,
fliju.
..f
K-aar.iPreniue
il
s
ll
.O
illtriCUlt
In
irii-i.!.i.r
in
ti:ii.-ui
i...m.,
.i.
M
ill
Ik
tlPimnl
rr
t
i
-
(iOrnlr'
or
IN
.ht
Pr-
i-i
.....r.lhnili....
m
lime.
(Siven
wyclllie
MUleue.
loronio.
mir-
si
eh
co-oiilinalion
there
is
no
'"F
"
curacy
at
st.
James
limit
Hie
In
dislance.
The
lonesl
AM.se.
Montreal,
an.l
while
l(.,.tl
lecior
oi
pi.
jonn
s.
vvesi
loron-
''
lo.
he
spent
l"'l
some
me
or
or
Ills
spare
irr.nn
Priori
llinwrt
lo
Vancouver.
ami
south
ami
another
eaal
and
went
ami
a.
circle,
of
three
or
four
inches
iliameter
ww
ilrawn
round
the
intersecting
point.
Then
he
performed
the
experiment.
Hold.
intr
Ihe
".tick
with
the
pendulum
hanging1
tike
a
;flfiing
md
with
.
.
.
...
i
a
key
overine
centre
ana
tun
arm
free
from
the
side,
he
began
In
think
north
and
would
and
the,
pendulum
at
once-
lie.gan
lo
swing
north
and
south.,
Changing
the
thought
lo
Kasl
and
West,
t,h
pendulum
changed
;jts
direction
to
east
mid
west?
Then
thinkintr
of
molion
in
a.lrcle,
Ihe
key
wung
around.
the
circle,
lie;
had,
often
tried
this
ho
fore.
havinK
learnt
it
froma
Geneva
poycholoi
aist.
There
was
nothing
new
in
this.
The
next
step
w'
'he
important
one.
I.etiur
hi
daughter
hold
the
iK'Hiliiluni
over
the
ceii.
Ire
of
the
circle,
the,
experimenter
concentrated
on
-t.wintsintr
north
and
south,
the
mir'ul
of
Miss
I
Mi
Vernel
reruainincr
jasive
and
she
not
knowintr
what
he
wa.s
think.
iriK
At
once
the
pemliilum
lie-pan
to
move
and
syvinK
in
the
ilirecl
inn
desired.
The
thouphf
changed
as
tmfore
ami
the
pendulum
chamreil
ils
swiiik.
The
mind
of
the
experimenter,
work
ing
through
the
mind
of
the
per-Isoii
holdinif
Ihe
pendulum,
was
lactinp
on
the
muscle
of
the
jarin
in
such
a-way.as
lo
cause
(the
movement.
That
wa
the
he.
iKinning.
Then
followed
the
next
step,
A
icard,
on
which
lane
tellers
were
(drawn,
was
placed'
upright
on
the
ARCHBISHOP
F.
H.
Du
VERNETahle,
the
letters
liejnp
widely
"f
In
Hiocese
of
.alt'ilniiia,
..paceit.
The
wonl
choen
was
wliiic
cTjii-t
iiueuls
prove
Hie
j"lailio."
These
loiters
were
used
for
the
experinaent.
One
of
the
experimenters
.Jield
the
pendulum
ami
caused
it
lo
swiu?
in
Ihe
direction
of
the
word
hy
the
energy
of
thought.
Then
the
second
experimenter
without
notifying
Ihe
olher,
concentrated
on
Hie
letter
"O"
thinking
Hie
expres
sion
"wmg
to
ii.
une
penuii-
luni
at
once
swung
iithat
direr-iion.
The
letters-
ww
changed
inili-criiiiiiialcly
at
Jh
will
of
the
sender
and
each
tinu.
Ihe
direc
tion
of
Hie
peniiiiitim
s
swing
changed.
That
was
the
second
step
in
the
experiment.
The
third
step
was
to
send
Hie
mental
mesage
fromn
distance.
This
was
not
as
.siinole
as
the
other,
although
just
a.
effective
The
chief
difficulty
was
to
se
cure
concenlralion
of
thought
ii-st
at
the
right
.time.
The.
watches
had
lo
he
carefully
set
so
tlut
'
the
same
second
Kvhen
Ihe
receiver
hegan
to
,winp
the
M-iiilulnni
the
sender
uf
Ihe
mental
message
should
commence
hi
concentration.
liy
polling
the
time
correct,
il
wa
found
that
the
pendulum
could
be
influencet
just
as
easily
from
a
mile
or
two;
over
Son
mile,
.Messages
have
tfm
delving
into
Ihe
mysteries
distant
as
hy
standing
.
ri
i..
.'.-
iiiiuiiv
f
r
ii
hi
ii
n
z
i
iiiiiiiiri
alongside
Il
u
w-asjne
was
Hie
receiver
receiver
in
in
the
me
saoo-
same
room.
r.".....,
liuniireii
nines
ami
irom
rruice
:
-
,
,
.
.
,.r
i.
1...1
nilv
cnnie.
lis
diocese
com-
hut
it
U
the
Archbishop
opinion
m"
ki
n,niir
-ir
.,.i
..n
IIiiii.Iih,
U
prises
uie
enure
norinern
nan
01
null
tusianre
i
hthr
MriM-jiUr
or
Ita
Cblrror-
.
.
,
....
'llrilUli
I'.nlmtO.ifi
mil
I
U
-nn
ooo
'I'imo
nml
iniie.nlrnlion
are
.
.
.
.
...
.
:..r
.....-...in....
i.m..
..
m
n
,t
,
rit.L-
..-
...
.,...
...
......
......
.
......
.
Or
IIM
rwrr.-HI
iirnvoir
111...
...
.
-
.
lorn.
II.'
IHtiriCI
...ions
t
i
::
nirt.
.,
b.c.
L...i
r.n.
rht.ui..m
Miuare
miles
in
extent
and
in-
factors.
Hie
mind
of
the
sender
M
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1
"""
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
....
.1
...:..,
n.i..o.iiraciei
iracled
various
nines
ami
places,
an
'
proving
conclusively
thai
II
can
TIMBER
SALE
X
5482.
SmUsI
TriHlrra
ltl
Is
rrrUvnl
hy
Ilia
Vitiiurr
or
Lathi,
at
VM-ti.rla,
lMt
lalrr
I
lun
immsi
in
lb
Mfi
ilajr
or
irmlir,
lloflky
Mniinlains
In
travelling
over
this
great
extent
of
territory,
being
for
days
at
a
lime
nlone.
he
had
time
toller.
A
person
who
U
trnineil
to'
think
out
and
lest
this
great
prohlem
of
(he
influence
of
mind
over
mailer,
ami
the
influence
of
mind
over'
mind.
About
three
years
ago
the
Archbishop
read
n.slaemenl
by
lru.Za
WM..AftSVnnn,
whom
he.
regards
as
the
lliiM-al
fel
nt
Crdar
poltxi.
and
.u0
IImii-
,..
.k
.
.;
v
lls-k
Tle,
hi
a
isTtMHl
or
UU
!JI.
t
a.ooo
Jark
rin
ami
Jprnre
Tl
arra
aliuatnl
nar
I'rrow,
Hani
I
oiorift
W
I
vrar
will
br
allomnt
tat
rf
r
tunbrr
greatest
living
philosopher,
that
while
has
was
Inclined
lo
believo
In
telepathy
on
historical
nml
jii
concentrate
wonbj
send
well.
There
must
be
mastery
of
.one's
ovvii
mind
beforettthe
"thought
can
be
successfully
transmitted
and
received
by
the
oilier
in
such
a
way
as
lo
be
recorded.
Thinking
tOO
Mlla
In
the
sending
of
Ihe
message
from
Prince
lltipert
'to
Vancouver
it
was
arranged
between
the
dlcial
evidence,
there
was
as
ycl'Arcuhishop
and
his
daughter
that
no
scientific
proof
of
il.
.Then
they
should
eomnuiriieale
at
10
Ihe
Archbishop
set
out
In
gel
the
a.m.
on
Monday,
February
to.
At
proof
and
lie
got
11.
He
says
that
that
time
Miss
DuVernet
was
in
any
4
two
person
who
will
care-
Prince
llunerl
at
her
home
and
fully
fulfil
Ihe
psychological
con-
her
father
was
at
the
home
of
J,
ifilions
of
couceiilrnlion
and
re-
.
Sevmotir,
Vancouver.
There
ceidivity
can
try
Hie
experiment
in
Ihe
bedroom
be
stood
at
the
Tir
ami
i.jou.uuu
.,..-...
.
.iifur
themselves:
There
Is
uolh-
tiunoinled
time
with
the
cam
tliso
Naitina
iiivrr.
aifrotiinairly
4
miira
rat!,p
of
the
naliiic
of
liyinollsin
in
on
the
table
and
Ihe
pendulum
from
from
rranrt.11
Franroli
l.akr,
llange
4,
Ul
II
r.ii
li.illi
miiiils
tii.n.1
lii
ti.i
u,u.......l.l
r.M.iii
Him
oiI
of
ii
leail
L"m.n,:r'f'r.r.
ulU
I
aimet
for
rr-
,,7:Jlurr,'i!a,rUn.l.M
of
lbs
Chlrf
Forr-trr
Vlrtorla.
B.C..
or
tlw
nmrlcl
Forra-trr'
l-rliiin
'"'l"1"-
B-c'
TIMBER
SALE
X
5687.
Tbrre
I
offrre.1
1
for
Mta
VnWie
I
Mil
da)
or
Vurtltsi
at
lMm
on
tlie
orr",'
of'tlir
I
rrl
Nmrinbrr
'"''"V:
'
lM.
Vi
smilhrra.
tlw
Llrriira
keenly
alert.
Anylhing
like
ilis.
pencil
over
Him
cenlre
iir
Ihe
Iractioii
or
preoccupaliou.
must
disc.
As
(he
clock
struck
the
he
avoided
and
dislance
mVtkes
mVtkes
pendulum
pendulum
commenced
commenced
lo
swing
no
difference.
'along
the
"start"
line.
Then
it
A
Simple
Experiment
moved
to
the
gutlerals
K
or
0.
All
psychologists
know
the
After
swinging
there
a
number
of
C.lievieul
pendulum.
The
Arch-
times
it
swung
clearly
to
"(),
bishop
made
a
simple
little
one.
(hen
to
"A"
In
u'l"'
and
finally
to
He
look
Hie
handle
of
an
artist's
,(op."
After
that
Ihe
swinging
paiiil
brush
about
twelve
inches
'stopped
ami
the
receiver
knew
long
ami
attached
a
string
lo
thoithe
message
had
closed.
The
small
end.
To
the
.oilier
end
of
,word
"Coat"
had
been
spelled
out
the
string
which
..was
aboul
eight
inches
long,
lie
attached
his
latchkey.
That
was
Ihe
Instrument
lie
used
for
nil
Ihe
.experiment.
Nothing
could
have
been
more
simple.
II
wn.
ninde
in
two
mi
nu
ten
and
answered
Ihe
pur-
Here
the
ipiesllon
naturally
arises,
why
is
the
receiver
not
aware
of
the
message
sent
If
the
mind
of
the
receiver
,
is
the
iiV'dium
through
which
the
thought
is
conveyed,
why
doe.
the
i
impress
ion
not
enter-
iulo
the
pose
as
well
as
one
that
oust
any
.consciousness
of
tbe
receiver
amount
uf
moiny.
when
it
Is
passed
op
to
the
pen
Inking
a
piecnf
aper,
a
line
(111111111'?
The
Arclib.Wtm.f
ex
was
drawn
as
on
a
map
nortlrplnlns:
"The
natural
barrior
of
..
-
...
..A
....t
o
rl.ir
llieni,
iiirrt-
""'
..
U
.
.
'.
....
II,
(.
thing
as
concentration,
mr
imi-
miii'l
wouiii
necome
uis-
with
Ihe
messages
com-
he
absolutely
passive.
Some
people
can
send.,
letter
then
others
and
some
receive
be.
tal
activity
would
be
seriously
impaired.
How
could
the
mind
be
.kept
on
praclical
work
if
there
were
a
nnnureu
impression
m
perhaps
a
thousand
or
.a
million
lenring
in
from
every
direction
rill
the
consciousness.
'
Tbe
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS-
I.OVH
is.
(he
triumph
of
.enti-
uieul
over
reason.
The
Hunter
UK
fioe.s
on
Sunday
lo
the
woods
i
lie
cares
not
what
Ihey
say
nd
stays
till
darkness
o'er
him
broods
'
Then
uuieHy
slinks
away,
For
he
.is
vinol
.
in
Hie
best
of
jntMllljU-'-
y
Feels
;ariyt)uhrt.'i'Ul
gay.
AMATKURIuck
huiiling
should
be
encoufUcreiK"
It
does
no
harm
to
the
ducks
hut
leaches
lliem
to
be
careful.
-
HArtPINO
does
not
always
make
an
angel.
'l'lHUlK
is
a
current
idea
in
some
niimls
that
the
first
chord
of
the
National
Aiitheiu
is
Hie
home
svallz.
WIIILN
a
girl
is
Oul'
for
a
lark
h
imaifiiies
a
knee
Is
Ihe
place
to
park.
I
AM
told.
Ihaf
it
is
wicked
lo
laugh
ul
people's
foibles.
That
Is
Just
the
reason.
We
like
to
be
just
a
little
wicked
sometimes
kv.jjay
Nuixuibr
2t
123.
THE
DAnA-NFAVB.
TT
"
PAGE
FIVE.
aSMl
'P'aiVBMr
5
Thankigjvingl
5
To
the
boyi
It
spells
1
thud
of
a
toe
meeting
(the
old
football.
oilier
unM
wie
oay
up
with
a
new
late
autumn
,
coitume,
or
a
fashionable
fur
or
a
new
winter
hat,
lor
that
heavy
sweater
all
jthe
girls
are
wearing.
j(J
Brother
trots
out
the
,
new
ulster
and
ts
quick
to
enjoy
its
warmth
as
the
sun
falls
lower
on
Ll.
LI
u.
Q
Fatherhas
his
mind
on
the
house,
the
winter
supplies
of
fuel
and
vegetables,
the
furnishings
and
repairs.
Mother
thinks
bcut
the
Thanksgiving
bird
and
its
surrounding
retinue
of
good
things
to
rat
ind
drink.
Her
hour
comes
when
the
pleasure
seekers
come
trooping
home.
In
fact,
all
the
family
have
a
hundred
desires
to
gratify
as
the
day
of
Thanksgiving
rolls
nearer.
'
To
everyone
at
home
the
newspaper
should
be
a
con
slant
guide
and
reliable
friend
READ
THE
i
ADVERTISEMENTS
And
U
AUra
TlunWful
7?
1
Is
Thought
Transference
Proved?
y
II.
I".
I'll.l.F.N
.
Ileprmleil
from
.lac.eau
Mniriiztiu
fur
November,,
(.mi
one
f
roii
ciimmiiiiieiiU'
with
another
at
it
distance
vitlinutnuy
visible
inlerineiliiini?
The
skeptical
will
at
once
deny
the
possibility.
II
is
posihle
In
communicate.
Ifiey
remlily
mlmil,
by
list
Use
of
ome
iiliviiiil
fin
liv
..l.-iri.-
t,urk
.r
ellicr
waves
that
have
sum-
definite
oriinuiitiiii'
Utn-f.
I.ut
l.i-
u
mental
proce,
no.
Yet
after
centuries
of
ilehale
a
In
the-
po
i-liililie
of
sneli
communication.
u.
,ing
,ai
heeii
accomplished.
IIioiikIiU
have
ben
transferred
over
n
dislance
of
five
hundred
in
ilev
from
uue
pen-on
standing
in
a
room
in
Prince
Ituperl
to
iiii.tni.-i
in
H
uiiim
in
Vancouver.
No
m-rhiuiieal
assistance
m
m.
volveil.
The
lliiniylits
of
one
person
are
reflected
on
the
mlml
of
I
he
oilier,
ami
recorded
,y
a
lillle
imdrumcnl
a
simple
as
a
child'
elf.maile
loy.
.Nor
i
Ihis
statement
made
on
jduhious
authority.
The.
export,
iiueiiter
i
a
null
of
l
amlirisr.
of
plural
ion.
of
more
than
I
ho
aver-tun-
intelligence,
a
man
whoe
The
Court
of
Last
Appeal
TOU
are,
the
judge
and
the
jury.
X
final.
There
can
be
no
appeal
High
Court
of
Public
Opinion
Hie
person
no
such
IniVernet
and
ln
daughter
nlf
"r""
'-'Mumoia
musi
oe
i
nu
.m
m-
..-
'
iiiuipi-
e.
.
j
aml
mVn.
...
.,l-.if.
Itiv.r
r.nmlrv
..,.!
..r
I
the.
l.n
and
n...l
l
the
lm
min.l
mind
uf
of
ihe
the
receiv
receiver
er
must
must
!,r,P
'
nu"
',"
'",
c
'
1
Your
verdict
is
for
this
is
the
The
wares
of
the
world
must
appear
before
you
the
product
of
every
factory
the
merchandise
of
every
store.
Those
things
that
fail
to
measure
up
to
your
requirements
are
quickly
condemned
to
oblivion
The
manufacturer
who
advertises
deliberately
places
his
merchandise
on
trial.
He
openly
courts
your
critical
-inspection.
He
invites
comparison.
He
directs
your
attention
to
his
goods
and
then
forces
those
goods
to
stand
cn
their
own
merits.
If
he
were
not
sure
of
his
wares
he
would
not
dare
to
advertise.
For
advertising
would
put
him
to
a
test
he
could
not
meet,
and
thus
hasten
the
end
of
his
business
career.
It
would
be
business
suicide.
You
can
depend
on
the
man
who
advertises,
knows
his
product
is
good.
He
That's
one
reason
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements
you
find
in
this
paper.
It
is
through
advertising
that
you
are
able
to
keep
in
touch
with
the
good
things
that
progressive
business
men
are
spending
their
money
to
introduce
and
to
keep
before
you.
?..""LbV.7.'fllo
heen
sent
from
Terrace
to
t
niemai
piieomena.
cause
of
thedif-
iriiii
iiinmri
niui
1:111
11
1
miv
rt
"ri""
...
7
-
.
.
,
1
1
mipuittn(
corde..
a
ance
of
ahoul
oe
of
Caledonia
eighteen
years
agowhich
a
message
was
sent
""
J.
1
'
"
'
"
'
V,.
tisciou--
i
from
rum
I'nncft
i
'
ri
n
!
limit"
unpen
io
Vancouver,
-
ivi..,
BASE
YOUR
JUDGMENT
ON
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
receiving
HEATER
TIME
IS
HERE
.Make
your
selection
early
while
our
line
is
comnlele.
All
stvles
nml
sires
both
plain
and
brick
lined,
priced
fromJ
n.&u
to
4&.ou.
utiy
now
and
have
your
healer
ready
for
the
first
cold
snap.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1646.
608
Third
Ave.
TtLl.
Beautiful
Winter
OVERCOATS
JUST
ARRIVED.
Storm
Collars
Detachable
Belts
Latest
Style.
Steve
King
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
$22
and
$24
EPSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
00
A
L
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
B8.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
SCREENED!
LASTS
LONGER!
Real
Satisfaction
Cheapest
in
Long
Run!
NO
8HALE
OR
ROCK!
COAL
GUARANTEED!
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
664.